Majority of Washington voters support measure prohibiting future grocery taxes
Preliminary election results show a measure that would limit future taxes and… Read More
People feel taxed enough and don’t need to be told what to put in their grocery carts. We need to keep foods and beverages affordable by ending unreasonable taxation and regulation.
Politicians and pro-tax advocacy groups are looking to raise taxes on everyday food and beverages. Beverage taxes imposed in several cities have caused prices there to skyrocket. This has hurt working families, neighborhood businesses and workers who live paycheck to paycheck. Enough is enough: Pro-tax advocacy groups are targeting foods they don’t like and don’t want us to eat with taxes they’ll never pay.
People are standing up to these unfair taxes and regulations. Families, small businesses and working people want a better way for their political leaders to handle budget issues than making our foods and beverages unaffordable.
Together we can send the message that unfair taxation and overregulation of groceries is harmful to our pocketbooks, our jobs and our economy.
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